'Choked' actor Amruta Subhash talks about improvising on the sets of her show

Acclaimed Marathi actress Amruta Subash won many hearts with her role as a middle-class woman named Sharvari Tai whose daughter is about to get married when demonetisation is announced in the black comedy film Choked. Amruta recently went into the details about her new film. In a candid interview with a news outlet, the actor explained what the role of Tai meant to her and also spoke about her acting skills. 

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Amruta Subash is an actor who has been featured in both Marathi and Hindi films. The actor is also seen working in theatre and television, and she recently won an award for her role in Gully Boy for Best Supporting Actress. Recently, she has been seen in many Netflix shows and films. She was seen working in the hit series Sacred Games and her new work shines through in Choked. 

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In the interview, Amruta Subash revealed that working as Tai in Choked was a very stressful experience. Tai, the actor explained, was a very complex role for her. Amruta said that the audience cannot figure out her character's true intention and that she has multiple layers. The actor mentioned how this was her third time working with Netflix and she had a very good rapport with the team. Amruta further said that she admired how the team always gave her room to improvise which always made working with the team memorable. 

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Amurta loves improvising on camera 

Amruta then shared an instance where she had improvised. In a scene, the team had asked Amruta to say something completely unexpected and Amruta added her own twist. When the shot was done, everyone started laughing as they enjoyed the unexpected lines. 

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Amruta also shared her thoughts on acting and explained how important roles like these are for her. She explained how it was important that the audience connects with her character on screen and it is magical when that happens. 

Amruta Subash made her debut with the 2004 movie Shwaas, which was a National Award-winning film. and was also nominated for Oscars. She was then seen in various movies like Urvashiam (1997), Bela Meri Jaan (1998), House of Bernada, Alba (1998), Mrug Trushna (1999) and more. Her recent work in Chocked and Sacred Games has brought her critical acclaim. 

Promo Pic Courtesy: Amruta Subash's Instagram